Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-02-26

AuSDNoJs ...
If you want the best furniture at
lowest prices, 60 to Harwells.
Mr.. Thomas Moses, Superinten-
dent of the Deaf and Dumb Institute
at Knoxville, was here last Saturday.
Buy the BisseU Chilled PJov. If
you try it once you will have no
other. For sale by A. P. Seitz. .n.
Mrs. Emily Newton left for Nash
Vile this Friday afternoon, to join
her husband. iri
Many peach and plum trees are
now in bloom, and the last winter
month not gone yet. A great many
trees of various kinds are putting out
buds.
We carry the largest line of Teas
in McMinnville, and can suit you.
Tea Dust 25cts per lb.
SMARTT & Co.
Mr.. Teeter, the genial, jovial cof--
fee pot man, left this Friday morn
ing for st. Louis. He expects to re-
turn to McMinnville in a couple of
weeks. ..-.
$1,000 worth of new spring hats
just opened at o. M. Thurman &
Sons. @ .. .l4
Mr.. j. C. Partin, who has been ON
a visit to relatives in West Tennessee
for three weeks, returned last We'd
nesday.
Frank Maddux has just received
big lot OF new cooking stoves. He
has them in various patterns and sizes,
at popular prices. Go and see him.
Mr.. G. d. Pulliam, of Louisville,
one of the jolliest merchant travellers
on the road, spent a couple of days
this week here. y1A
MIR. G. G. Black has made consider
able improvement in the internal ar
rangement of his business house on
West Main street during the last two
weeks. s,,a ti3aa 20.
The Best Plow in the world is the
Oliver Chilled, for sale by Potter
Bros. Points for same always on
hand.
DIR. Stainback did not fill his pull
pit here last Sunday, being called to
Huntsville, Ala, on Saturday. He
has returned, however, and will
preach tomorrow morning and night
ID. o. Jenkins has just opened a
large show case full of fresh fancy
candies, all of the most delicious va.
rietieS.
Mr.. Titesworth, a land prospectol
from Minneapolis, Mimi, has beer
looking over our county during the
last week. He called on us and had
the STANDARD sent to q friend al
Minneapolis.
The largest stock of Farm Imple
ments, Hoes, Plows, Hardware and
Groceries ever in McMinnville, now
on hand at Morford & Biles, at rock
bottom prices.
The following item from tht
Sparta Expositor looks like things
were on a boom in White county:
"Our list of real estate transfers fol
the past four weeks show big trans
action in that line, aggregating 1868,
$685."
j. H. Cummins has replenisheC
his general stock of fancy and family
groceries this week with big lot o
new and fresh goods. He invites yol
to call on him when you want choic,
goods in the grocery line.
The barrel and stave factory i
now working about thirty-fve hand
in their factory, yard and coope
shop, while between fifty and on
hundred more at work in the wood
getting out timber for them. The.
have received more orders this weel
than they could fill. The business O
this enterprise is constantly enlarginl
and increasing.
The American Agriculturist 70
March is at hand, filled as usual witt
many beautiful and interesting feat
ures. We are offering some extra
ordinary inducements in the way o
clubbing with the Agriculturist now
Come and see us.
The Planters Journal, one of tn
largest and best agricultural month
lies ever published in the South, ha
moved its main Office from Vicks
burg, Miss, to Birmingham, Ala
1t still retains a business Office a
Vicksburg, and has one also at Nash
, vile. 1t is an excellent publication